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 1 1  |      had occurred, and that his words had created a serious scandal,
 2 4  |   mistaken, those were the very words with which Tannonius Pudens,
 3 4  |      been easy to answer in the words, with which Homer makes
 4 8  |     servant of lies an d bitter words, rot in the filth and ordure
 5 8  |   liquor, he who knows that his words will be at once useful and
 6 9  |  forgive the impropriety of her words; among our own poets there
 7 10 | Phaedrus:~I lid but breathe the words `Alexis fair', ~and all
 8 11 |       but thy soul was chaste, ~words which he would never have
 9 17 |       and t hen only a very few words later you blurt out, `Apuleius
10 25 |       abu se and fanned it with words, but it lacks the fuel of
11 25 |    princes? I remember the very words of that divine philosopher.
12 26 |     charms are merely beautiful words. If that is so, why should
13 26 |     forbidden to learn the fair words of Zalmoxis or the priestly
14 34 |       such service to you, what words would you have found to
15 36 | eleventh hour. Let him read the words of the philosophers of old,
16 48 |         will tell you in as few words as possible. I have only
17 53 |      cantankerous old age. ~The words you used in the presence
18 55 |      how many voices supply the words. I will order this same
19 65 |        you are to hear the very words that Plato wrote in his
20 69 |      his own voice with his own words. Is this your letter? Why
21 69 |         realize how his written words belie his speech and how
22 79 |     having recourse to the mere words of another? ~If your principle
23 80 |       oneself, since these very words actually break silence,
24 82 |      was a magician. The actual words were as follows:~Apuleius
25 82 |      still in my senses. ~These words, which I have quoted in
26 82 |         justice this protest or words to that effect might have
27 83 |      the following were not the words of which, together with
28 83 |          could find a voice, if words, as poets say, could take
29 83 |         of sight? Would not the words suppressed by Rufinus have
30 84 |          Tell me, what were the words with which she ended the
31 84 |          Pudentilla throws your words in your teeth and publicly
32 86 | caressed your mother with false words of love, you were already
33 87 |   should I write in such faulty words, such barbarous language,
34 87 |         in jest and irony those words `Come then, while I am yet
35 87 |        for the worse either her words or her deeds. Let him deny
36 89 |    sixty, I will reply in a few words. It is not necessary to
37 91 |    points. There is no need for words from me, our deeds of settlement
38 95 |         invited me to say a few words about him. But I will not
39 98 |     harlot and by the beguiling words of the pander, her father,
40 103|        various charges with two words to each. `You clean your